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Current Trends in Weight Management: What Advice Do We Give to Patients?

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JL Boucher, GA Benson, S Kovarik, B Solem, … - Clinical Diabetes, 2008 - Am Diabetes Assoc
The American Diabetes Association has stated that modest weight loss (5-10%) and
reduced energy intake will help insulin-resistant individuals improve their
glycemic control. 6 In addition, the medical community has increasingly ...
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Predictors of weight loss at the end of treatment and 1-year follow-up for a behavioral …


DP Bonato, FJ Boland - International Journal of Eating Disorders, 1987 - interscience.wiley.com
The present study sought to identify predictors of weight loss at the end of a
10-week treatment program and during a 1-year follow-up period. Participants
were 83 obese women solicited from the community by advertisement. Results ...
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Outcome Expectation Ratings as Predictors of Success in Weight Reduction.


I Bradley - Journal of Clinical Psychology, 1980 - eric.ed.gov
EJ223099 - Outcome Expectation Ratings as Predictors of Success in Weight Reduction.
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Dietary glycaemic index from an epidemiological point of view


EJM Feskens, H Du - International Journal of Obesity, 2006 - nature.com
The concept of glycaemic index (GI) was developed 25 years ago by Jenkins and
co-workers in 1981 and first studied to help diabetic patients with blood
glucose control. In 1997 two epidemiological studies were published showing ...
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Target setting, self-reinforcement pattern and locus of control orientation as predictors of …


J Kincey - Behaviour Research and Therapy, 1980 - Elsevier
High levels of unexplained variance have been reported in the outcome of
weight-loss attempts by the obese using dietary and behavioural procedures to
lose weight. The present study examined the effects of varying the ...
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Satiety from rice-based, wheat-based and rice-pulse combination preparations


S Pai, PS Ghugre, SA Udipi - Appetite(Print), 2005 - cat.inist.fr
The satiety values of six breakfast items commonly consumed in India were
determined on the basis of area under the curve. A repeated measures design was
used wherein energy intake, hunger, and satiety scores were assessed for ...
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Weight Maintenance 2 Years after Participation in a Weight Loss Program Promoting Low- …


LF Greene, CZ Malpede, CS Henson, KA … - Obesity, 2006 - nature.com
Research Methods and Procedures: Seventy-four former participants (64% women)
completed follow-up visits 1 year after participating in EatRight, which
promotes low-energy density, high-complex carbohydrate foods. Weight ...
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[CITATION] Nondieting approaches: principles, practices, and evidence


GD Foster, BG McGuckin - Handbook of obesity treatment, 2002
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[CITATION] A diet reduced in energy density results in greater weight loss than a diet reduced in fat


JA Ello-Martin, LS Roe, BJ Rolls - Obes Res, 2004
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Low-glycaemic index diets and body weight regulation


J McMillan-Price, J Brand-Miller - International Journal of Obesity, 2006 - nature.com
Low-fat diets produce spontaneous weight loss in the research setting, but as a
public health strategy, they have been disappointing. Insulin resistance and
impairments in insulin secretory function leading to postprandial ...
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